Sentence examples for rationale to define from inspiring English sources

The rationale to define the aggregated weight function in Eq. 2 is to maximize CSP, which is a linear combination of three parameters.

From the conceptual point of view, this methodology applies a different rationale to define an enrichment event.

The objective of this work is to provide a rationale approach to define the limiting conditions for high-cycle fatigue (HCF) in the presence of foreign-object damage (FOD).

This provided a biological rationale for efforts to define the mechanism of activation of the heat-shock signaling pathway.

Under such a rationale, the challenge is to define how much diversity is "enough" to produce the educational benefits universities seek.

In keeping with "Happy Doc" study protocol and rationale, we chose not to define IHD.

The rationale and criteria used to define the three study groups have been previously described in detail [ 3, 17, 32].

While proving pathogenicity is beyond the scope of this study, our analysis may serve as a sentinel for novel organisms with pathogenic potential and provide a rationale for further studies to define their pathogenicity.

In this paper, we will shortly highlight some of the aspects that COST Action 296 on Mitigation of Ionospheric Effects on Radio Systems (MIERS and International Reference Ionosphere IRIRI) have in common in an attempt to define science rationale for collaboration between these two international projects.

The rationale for this approach was to define MS-associated gene expression during MS formation.

The goal was to define the rationale, structure, and objectives of a novel Children's Environment and Health Action Plan for Europe (CEHAPE; Ministers of Health and Environment in the European Region of the WHO 2004).